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Top Hot Guys For 2014

Top Hot Guys For 2014

Brett Dalton – Grant Ward ( Agents of Shield )

http://www.homorazzi.com/article/brett-dalton-shirtless-pics-videos-marvels-agents-of-shield-gay-man-crush/

Levi Michaels ( Youtube)

https://www.youtube.com/user/LeviMichaels/feed

Rajiv Dhall ( Youtube )

https://www.youtube.com/user/TwentyForSevenTV

Marcel Cruz ( Andrew-Christian Model )

http://www.andrewchristian.com/index.php/marcel-cruz.html

Cristiano Ronaldo ( Soccer Star )

http://www.dnaindia.com/sport/report-cristiano-ronaldo-wins-popular-uefa-s-best-player-in-europe-award-2014707

David A. Gregory ( Constantine )

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1491261184/nm3231002?ref_=nm_phs_md_5

Sam Witwer ( Being Human )

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm4058617088/nm1022429?ref_=nmmi_mi_all_sf_85

( Yes I know this pic isn't from Being Human )

Justin Chase ( Andrew Christian Model )

http://www.andrewchristian.com/index.php/justin-chase.html

Tom Daley ( Diver Look him up yourself )

Nicco Sky ( Andrew Christian Model )

http://www.andrewchristian.com/index.php/nicco-sky.html

Shows that I’m watching

So these are the shows that I'm either getting caught up on or watching:

The Originals    Sleepy Hollow        Once Upon A Time In Wonderland

Grimm        Once Upon A Time    Dracula

Arrow        Almost Human        Agents Of Shield

Tomorrow People    Beauty and The Beast    Being Human ( UK and USA versions )

However Dracula, Beauty and The Beast, and Being Human are my guilty pleasures

Congrats Man

Just want to say big thumbs up to Jim Parsons. Your community supports you.

Not Just Hot But Funny

 

What's in the dvd player?

What's On T.V.

I'm watching a Nova/National Geographic special on Machu Picchu. It's pretty interesting. When you realize that the entire city was built without the wheel and without iron. The Inca were had one of the largest empires in the world pretty amazing huh. It's pretty wild when you think about, they only ruled as an empire for one hundred years. An empire destroyed by disease, civil war, and finally by the Spanish. The city itself was discovered in 1912. Even more amazing to me is that the original Incan roads are still in existence. The story of it's discovery was published in National Geographic's April 1913 magazine. One researcher is guessing that it took 50 years to build the city. First king of the Incan empire is said to have ordered it's building. Machu Picchu is built on a mountain that has two fault lines nearby it, and it also receives torrential rains around 76 inches of rain per year. They actually engineered the mountain to make it stronger. They even engineered the terraces so that the rainwater would be absorbed into the ground and not cause mudslides. They situated drains which held water and then created a way to drain the water away from the water. Machu Picchu is built to last. The city has 16 fountains and they each provide drinking water. They are feed by a natural spring that originates from the mountain. Their delivery system allowed drinking water to be supplied for a population of 1,000 people. They worked with granite taken directly from mountain itself. It is also known that the Incans performed child sacrifices.

I am always in awe at the ancient civilizations of the world. They each have done things that would we can't comprehend. Wonders of the world like the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids, and Machu Picchu are wonders that we in the modern age find it hard to imagine the builders who built them. It boggles my mind how smart to see things like the Incan's strengthening the mountain built on Machu Picchu and how this people not only built this place, but used this place. Their religions, their daily lives, and their artifacts amaze me. One thing that does leave me wondering, would the Incan Empire still exist if it were not for the Spanish invaders?

This is what I watched tonight, what did you watch?

Pat Robertson; OH PLEASE

"> This guy gets me sick! Here is just one example of why, he gets me sick! I don't care if they did make a pact or if they didn't. Human lives have been lost and he is worried about some silly curse.

Youtube video of the week

When I see stuff like this I get emotional. I love it when kids get to have their lives touched in this manner.

On T.V. Now; We Shall Remain: American Experience

I thought I would do a post on this show because it's deals with a subject that I've always been against. I don't know about you but I hate what our ancestors did to the Native American tribes. From our early days when we brought disease to the days when we pushed them off their lands. To them we were invaders who came for their land. No culture should have to fight for their lands and their lives. I don't believe it has anything to do with divine right. These people fought for their lands, their lives. Perhaps no other story is sadder than the trail of tears. We chased them away from the lands that the Great Spirit gave them. It didn't take them long for their lands to be taken by the white men. We made promises to them and we lied to them. I am surprised by how far the Cherokee tribe came and still we sent to away. It makes no sense to me. These people found their lands stolen and taken. Some of richer Cherokee people even had slaves. I also don't agree with that but that is a different story. The richer members of the tribe also took on the behavior and lives of the rich white plantation owners. In 1827, they even drew up a constitution. Andrew Jackson did the eastern tribes any good. He passed into a law that helped to move the eastern tribes out west. We trampled on our promises to them and passed the Indian Removal Act. The state of Georgia did everything they could to destroy the people. Andrew Jackson turned down the Cherokee request for protection saying they would be given protection if they moved west. They went to court against the United States even up to the Supreme Court. The state of Georgia would not recognize the Supreme Court. Andrew Jackson defied the decision made by the Supreme Court that offered the tribe protection. Andrew Jackson even supported killing them. One leader believed that the tolerance for native Americans was disappearing. The USA government and its people were ready to see them off their land or perhaps even kill them. White militia men gathered the Cherokee people and placed them into what one person called "cattle pens". They were shipped west by military escort. They were held in the stockades for close to six months. Their journey would take them 3 months before they reached their new homes. They started the journey in one of the worst winters in our history. 14 or 15 Indians were buried at each stop. 1/4 of these people died before reaching home. Some 4,000 people Cherokee people died in that march. In their new lands, the white men still wanted land.

What's On Television, Yesterday

Yesterday, I caught a movie that I've never seen before on one of our of digital television channels. It's Channel 26.4 THIS. For those who don't know, THIS, is an all movie channel. Any way, I caught a movie called Dominic and Eugene. The movie focuses on two brothers. It doesn't take long to realize that one brother is a little slow. Dominic is the slow brother played by Tom Hulce. His brother Eugene/Gino is played by Ray Liotta. Dominic works for a garbage man while Eugene is off becoming a doctor. In fact, Dominic is one that pays for his schooling. There were a couple times during the movie that I cried. I guess because of working with kids who could easily fit the role of Dominic. Dominic falls prey to bullies, so called friends who take advantage, but he also has a group of loving friends and a loving brother. Ray's character shows off his temper a couple times during the show. Guys, if you get a chance this movie is really worth watching. I don't want to give this one away but it's a great little movie.